Jadestone Energy has found the location of a small defect after it temporarily shut in production from an FPSO off Australia.
Norwegian offshore safety regulator has carried out an audit of Transocean Services and its processes for following up certification and recertification of drilling blowout preventers (BOPs) with control functions.
Equinor has secured a drilling permit from the country’s authorities for two wells in the Norwegian Sea.
Saipem has got its hands on a new contract – worth approximately $1 billion – for the development of a gas project off Libya.
Norway’s state-owned energy giant Equinor has received consent from the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) to use upgraded subsea compression facilities on two fields located in the Norwegian Sea. PSA reported on 9 August that it had given its approval to Equinor to use upgraded subsea compression fac
SBM Offshore has put its back into several FPSO projects while two of these are still scheduled to achieve the first oil by the end of 2023.
Prosafe has revealed that one of its semi-submersible vessels started its new contract with an undisclosed company in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
Britain’s National Gas has appointed Wood to digitally upgrade 7,600 kilometers of essential pipelines, compressor stations and terminal infrastructure as part of its commitment to the energy transition. Through a five-year framework agreement, Wood said it will apply digital solutions to transform
Tullow Oil has set the wheels in motion to sell its entire interest in Tullow Guyana (TGBV), which includes the Orinduik licence in Guyana.
Upwing Energy has tweaked its Enhanced Production Simulator (EPS) to enable operators to boost gas production by optimising well performance.
Shelf Drilling has revealed higher revenue for 2Q 2023, compared to 1Q 2023, driven by higher day rates and effective fleet utilisation.
Talos Energy has made a commercial oil and natural gas discovery in the Gulf of Mexico, which will be tied back to an existing platform.
The North Sea oil & gas industry spent £1.6 billion on decommissioning redundant wells and infrastructure last year, more than in any of the previous five years, the latest report by the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) states. The industry spent a total of around £8 billion from 2017-2022 and
Beach Energy has appointed a new Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), which will take over the reins from 21 February 2024.
